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Take a look. I'm sure you'll find
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something to your liking.
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Bond, you are wanted.
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Let's make up your mind.
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You take good care of us, Q.
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Q. I've been meaning to ask. You ever
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heard of a ghost pattern?
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>> I'm no expert, but I believe it's a
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probability paradox. When one has a
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large enough data set, accidental
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patterns emerge from the chaos.
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Coincidences that appear deliberate,
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random events that seem meaningful.
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>> If enough people slip on banana peels,
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it starts to look like banana peels are
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>> So, Sir Nicholas Webb,
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>> fine line between genius and madness.
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>> present company excluded. Of course.
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>> You have a lock on Greenway. He was in a
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rough spot when I last saw him.
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>> Greenway knows our plate front to back.
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If he doesn't want to be found, there's
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not much we can do about it. Look,
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Greenway has had the rug pulled from
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under him. Give him some space.
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>> How did we not realize that Web was
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covering up Thea's mistakes?
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>> Confirmation bias, I suppose. We saw
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what we expected to see. The was
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supposed to be infallible, so no one
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searched too hard for evidence to the
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contrary. The made us complacent and
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risk averse. Hopefully, this whole sad
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affair will serve as a wakeup call.
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>> You really are a glass half full person,
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>> Well, depends on what's in the glass.
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Sorry about the shoes.
